Henry O. Flipper Engraved Cabinet Card with Inscription

THREE BLACK AND WHITE NANTUCKET CABINET CARDS Late 19th/Early 20th Century By photographer Henry S. Wyer (Yonkers, New York, 1847-1920). Each with handwritten inscriptions around the borders. 1) "Vest

with makers marks, further marked "Sterling Silver"; engraved inscription to top "Lois and Jim August 17th 1969 / Henry Jo Joel Julie Harry Shirlee"; approximately 168 grams; Provenance: The Estate of

The Colored Cadet At West Point & Two-Fold Slavery Of United States. Flipper and Marshall Hall.c. 1878. Autobiography of the first black cadet at West Point by Henry O. Flipper. Provenance: The Old Sl

Cabinet card, Grey's and Irwing Peaks From Summit of Kelso Mt, Colo; 19th C. portrait cabinet card ( part of old mat affixed to top); O.S. Goff cabinet card, Indian gathering; antique 1915 postcard, w

Cabinet Card, Henry Martin

Details: Henry Irving original Cabinet Card photograph. Shows mild age and wear. Sir Henry Irving (6 February 1838 – 13 October 1905), born John Henry Brodribb, sometimes known as J. H. Irving,

A wonderful cabinet card of Henry Fry in his studio surrounded by his one of a kind carved furniture and accessories. A very important photograph of Cincinnati history, signed Henry Fry on verso. 9"H

Includes decorative desk article, two decks of playing cards, photographs, framed photographs, Blois postcards, Plastichrome postcards, Eaton cabinet card, 12 Henry E. Huntington Library & Art Gallery

Signed cabinet card of Henry Irving in costume as Shylock. It comes with a Jan. 2, 1891 ALS written by Bram Stoker as personal secretary to Henry Irving on Lyceum letterhead and signed by Irving. Sir

A mammoth sized cabinet card identified as Henry Were in Sam Hanes shop. This could possibly be in Galveston TX as we have found a record of Henry Were in Galveston. Overall an outstanding image of a

As shown w/ signature on back P H Sheridan - Nice image w/ some crease marks.

Marilyn Monroe, measures 11 x 14 inches, small tears

Cabinet card from Terre Haute, Indiana with inscription to a professor signed Eugene V. Debs and dated (18)97. Debs was an American socialist and political activist and five times was the candidate of

Retailed by Cartier, "Patrick Henry Reproduction" #228, each monogrammed U.M., engraved inscription to underside "RWB Christmas 1959", total weight approx. 10 T.O. Each 4-3/4"h

( Sir Henry, actor, 1838-1905) Portrait signed, cabinet card, 165 x 108mm., ?1887; and 5 others, including, a signed cabinet card and ALs from Ellen Terry, v.s., v.d. (6).

Twenty-eight cabinet cards and 4 boudoir cards depicting scenes in Colorado and Utah, circa 1880s, by various photographers. Cabinet cards: 15 by William Henry Jackson (1843-1942 Denver, CO): most: ti

Including: Cyclist with medals standing before a penny farthing 11 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches (with inscription on back) and (1) cabinet card by A.J. Nowell of Stoneham.

WW2 Pat O'Leary Signed on Doctors White Card with Inscription Relating to Buckingham Palace Dated 15.3.87. Signed in blue ink. Card Measures 6x4 Overall. Good condition. All autographs come with a Cer

Red velvet album with engraved plate reading "Our friends", filled with cabinet cards and tin types. Together with a cased tintype and a mounted tin type.

Hand-Colored Large Cabinet Card of the Devil in the Position of the Magician in a Tarot Deck. [Trinidad, CO: O. E. Aultman Art Studio, ca. 1880s-1900s]. Beautiful and unusual Cabinet photo on photogra

Taken as prisoner at Fort Sill. Marked photographer Irwin and Chikasha, Ind. Ter. With ink inscription verso. Dimensions: (Overall) H 6.75" x W 4.25" Condition: Wear and discoloration to mount.

Cabinet Card Photograph of Barnum & Bailey Sideshow Freaks Wagon. Circa 1873 (date inscription to verso). Depicting men outside a wagon lettered with the word "Freaks" and other advertising, plus the

Cabinet card photo of the head of a buffalo. A pencil inscription on the reverse reads, “Killed 30 miles west of Ipswich, SD. Weigh (sic) 110 lbs.” This is a remarkable image that evidence

Identified at back in black ink as Pueblos-from New Mexico as they arrived at Carlisle. From J. L. Senteney Indian School, Carlisle, Pa. with a stamp James O. Aplan Library Coll. No. 34